About this Event
Living History: How We Loved
Part Two of the Living History Series
Moderated by Sarah Marloff, Washington City Paper
Join us for the third gathering in a four-part LGBTQ+ intergenerational storytelling series centering the voices of local elders, icons, and activists.
In How We Loved, We will hear how queer and trans people have loved and cared for one another, especially when legal, medical, and social systems did not recognize those relationships. We’ll reflect on chosen family, long-term partnerships before marriage equality, caregiving during the AIDS crisis, hidden romances, friendship as survival, chosen family, and the loves that changed the course of our lives.
This evening is about honoring lived experience, preserving community memory, and strengthening the bridge between generations.
Come listen, learn, and be part of a conversation that connects our past to our future.
Panelists:
Rayceen Pendarvis: Activist, host, speaker, emcee
Dr. Dorothy Edwards: President, Alteristic
Rashad A Muhammad: Multidisciplinary artist
SC Nealy: Founder LGBT+ Counseling Collaborative, author, advocate
Alberto Uclés & Tom Noll: Community advocates, art & fashion influencers
Tickets:
General Admission: $20
Community Access Ticket: Sliding Scale
**If you will need ASL interpretation, please email [email protected]**
All proceeds from ticket sales go directly towards the startup funds for and honorariums for the participating panelists.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
City-State Public House, 705 Edgewood Street Northeast, Washington, United States
USD 0.00 to USD 24.57
